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Regeneration of Vertebrate Tissues: Model Systems

David L. Stocum

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Abstract The four mechanisms of vertebrate regeneration are exemplified by several regenerating tissues used as experimental models in mammals and amphibians. Several strategies can be used to restore tissues that do not normally regenerate.

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Abstract The four mechanisms of vertebrate regeneration are exemplified by several regenerating tissues used as experimental models in mammals and amphibians. Several strategies can be used to restore tissues that do not normally regenerate.

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Abstract The four mechanisms of vertebrate regeneration are exemplified by several regenerating tissues used as experimental models in mammals and amphibians. Several strategies can be used to restore tissues that do not normally regenerate.

Key concepts: Vertebrate, Regeneration (biology), Biology, Evolutionary biology, Cell biology, Genetics, Gene

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